So here's a picture roll of all the things we've been doing this last week...
First off some family pictures:
Wynn is looking so much like Sanders!
Sanders is looking so grown up!
Rebekah posing!
(Isn't her outfit adorable?)
The whole family.
A potential Christmas card photo...
(Check out my mom's new cabinets in the background)
The competing Christmas card picture :)McPhail family Thanksgiving '08
This year we are donating to the Project Linus organization.
From the Project Linus site:
need a little practice, but I think it's a good first effort.
Sanders is looking so grown up!
Rebekah posing!
(Isn't her outfit adorable?)
The whole family.
A potential Christmas card photo...
(Check out my mom's new cabinets in the background)
The competing Christmas card picture :)McPhail family Thanksgiving '08
There has been much project work going on over the holiday...
This year we are donating to the Project Linus organization.
From the Project Linus site:
Be a Blanketeer
Our volunteers, known as “blanketeers,” provide new, handmade, washable blankets to be given as gifts to seriously ill and traumatized children, ages 0-18. It is Project Linus’ policy to accept blankets of all sizes, depending on local chapter needs. All styles of blankets are welcome, including quilts, tied comforters, fleece blankets, crocheted or knitted afghans, and receiving blankets in child-friendly colors.
So in order to help with Project Linus we are making and donating a few blankets this year. The picture above is of the one blanket I've made so far and the other one was made by my nine year old niece Madison. This was her first sewing project, and I think she did quite well :)
Madison posing with her almost finished blanket.
This is my first time to quilt on a machine...so let's just say I
need a little practice, but I think it's a good first effort.
I got in the sewing mood on Saturday...
A fabric basket...it's already full!
A Christmas present...
An organization tool...now that I am cutting Joel's hair there are several things that have to be kept up with in order to have everything when it's time for a haircut. So a bag was in order...
PJ Pants made with Amy Butler's pattern from In Stitches. These were a collaborative effort and I think they turned out pretty well. They are super soft flannel!
And finally (if you're even still reading) a few Christmas decorations...
Well, if you even made it through this post I'm impressed! I hope you had a wonderful Thanksgiving holiday. As you can see we were busy....
1 comment:
You are so talented! I love your tree...it put a big smile on my face when I saw it. My favorite picture of you and Joel is the first one in front of your mom's new cabinets. I am glad you had a wonderful holiday! We graduate soon...woo hoo!
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